wetzel

It sucks that Blaine Wetzel is apparently a dirtbag because holy crap could that place put together a dinner.

The project that led to the Lion Man was started by paleontologist Robert Wetzel who joined the SS in 1937 and later became Sturmbannführer.

After some disagreements (Strelzyks told some relatives about the balloon, Wetzel thinks the balloon was too small) Wetzel gave Strelzyks all they've built (he was also worried about getting caught with the stuff, especially since now the relatives have heard about it) and decided to follow the concept of a ultralight airplane.

> It sucks that Blaine Wetzel is apparently a dirtbag because holy crap could that place put together a dinner I totally support voting with your wallet I don't really understand the outcome that people want to occur with cancelled people.

>The family members included: > Peter Strelzyk, aged 37 > Doris Strelzyk > Frank Strelzyk, aged 15 > Andreas Strelzyk, aged 11 > Günter Wetzel, aged 24 > Petra Wetzel > Peter Wetzel, aged 5 > Andreas Wetzel, aged 2 Was/is it common practice to omit the ages of adult women in Germany?

It has images from the trip of the surfer guys as well as other escapes including the balloon of Strelzyk und Wetzel.

The funnest part was exchanging emails with one of the fellows involved (Günter Wetzel).

> Tuff including all graphics, characters, ideas, sounds and maps are Copyright (c) 2014 Ivo Wetzel.

The Wikipedia page references Günter Wetzel's website.

The very first sentence of this very short linked page is "An interesting piece from Wetzel et al., who find no evidence for a commonly reported narcissism epidemic over the past 10-20 years, based on the perception that today’s popular culture encourages individuals to engage in self-inflation" This is literally the exact kind of no-evidence comment the link is meant to refute.

In New England the equivalent proportion is 58% (Wetzel, 1981) while in Ottawa the proportion is 85% (this high proportion reflecting its proximity to different cultural and political milieus to the north and south and distance from other major urban areas in English-speaking Canada).

> “Are we here in the West??” Only this one question is asked by Peter Strelzyk and Günter Wetzel when they were in the early morning of the 16th.

The very first sentence of this very short linked page is "An interesting piece from Wetzel et al., who find no evidence for a commonly reported narcissism epidemic over the past 10-20 years, based on the perception that today’s popular culture encourages individuals to engage in self-inflation" This is literally the exact kind of no-evidence comment the link is meant to refute.

> “Are we here in the West??” Only this one question is asked by Peter Strelzyk and Günter Wetzel when they were in the early morning of the 16th.

You knew the "mall brands" (Things Remembered, The Discovery Store, Spencer's, Wetzel's Pretzels, Sbarros) -- hell, you knew when you received a "mall gift" (a gift from one of said stores that's cheap, over-priced and an attempt at being unique).

> Another article by Haverbeck-Wetzel in the Voice of Conscience (November/December 2005) posited a thesis that Adolf Hitler was "just not to be understood from the believed Holocaust or his alleged war obsession, but only by a divine mission in the world-historical context." > In the Hamburg court, she insisted the status of Auschwitz as a place of death is "not historically proven" and is "only a belief".

It has images from the trip of the surfer guys as well as other escapes including the balloon of Strelzyk und Wetzel.

The funnest part was exchanging emails with one of the fellows involved (Günter Wetzel).

> Tuff including all graphics, characters, ideas, sounds and maps are Copyright (c) 2014 Ivo Wetzel.